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Zoey63294

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What may combine with maladaptive perfection and body dissatisfaction to create an even greater risk for an eating disorder?
 
  a. perceived inadequacies in social relationships
  b. an interest in eating healthy
 c. short-term anxiety to an external stressor
 d. lack of sleep

Question 2

According to Hammen and colleagues (1992), some people who respond to stress with depression ____.
 
  a. contribute to their own stress
 b. have social supports who make them dependent
 c. see themselves as so independent that they refuse to accept help from others
  d. have too much norepinephrine in the frontal lobes



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

a



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